they are closingmsn chat, but msn groups, hotmail, msn messenger etc are all staying open. When they close msn chat, they'll also start blocking out 3rd party msn messenger clients.
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barnesy,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:16,
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i can't imagine they'd close hotmailthink of the money they must make selling the addresses off
( new_matt,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:20,
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I guessthis my not be M$'s fault, but I've always been amused by the fact that 40 spam messages arrived in my hotmail account before the 'welcome to hotmail' message arrived.
( barnesy,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:22,
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Some chats will be available if you subscribe!!!!!!bloody Microsoft and MSN capitalist bastards....whats that expression....oh yeah...feed the fat bull up the arse
(,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:23,
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Where are you from?Somerset?
Prison?
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Flapjack I spay a little mare for you,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:34,
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I'm waiting to find out.I think they said something about there being a need for an agreement (whatever that means) between MS and companies like Trillian. Not sure if that means they want to start charging them or if if it's less of an issue than I think it might be. As a linux user, I'm probably going to be blocked from msn messenger completely, but I'm still hopeful that they're just handling this really badly...
( barnesy,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:27,
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trillian pisses me off nowadays, it never updates the contact list correctlyif i delete old contacts, then restart trillian, they come back. even if i delete the contacts in msn messenger (at work), trillians "handy" cache means it adds em all again.
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lo, the OTHER greebo warrior,
Wed 24 Sep 2003, 15:35,
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